Tomorrow's dress up day:
The stage is set! Can't wait to see everyone!
Program begins at 6:00pm. The doors will not open until 5:20.
Arrival times tonight:
🎷Band - 5:20 (Music Room)
🎤Chorus and 5th grade - 5:30 (Music Room)
🎼K-4 - 5:40 (Students will not be allowed into classrooms until this time.)
Potomac Grade School is looking for a Special Ed teacher.
Wear sports or Cardinal gear tomorrow!!!
Tomorrow is Candy cane day!!
🎅🏼 Reminder to Angel Tree donors - gifts are due Tomorrow, Wednesday Dec. 10th! Send with a student to school, drop off to office, or contact Mrs. Em or Mrs. Rogers with questions 🎄
Don't forget to wear your favorite Christmas accessories tomorrow to kick off our countdown to Christmas Break!
The 7th grade class completed their cell projects this week! Each student was required to create a model of a plant or animal cell, and present it to their classmates. They all did a wonderful job!
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The 7th grade class completed their cell projects this week! Each student was required to create a model of a plant or animal cell, and present it to their classmates. They all did a wonderful job!
Part 1
After a week off for Thanksgiving, we are back with some IXL Leaderboard winners! Great work from Solomon, Emma, and Kalea this week!
The 2nd Quarter Attendance Movie Day Incentive is fast approaching!
Don't forget, Monday, December 8th is a Teachers' Institute! Our staff will be traveling to a conference together to learn the ins and outs of raising student achievement!
Anyone who stops learning is old, at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. – Henry Ford
Anyone who stops learning is old, at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young. – Henry Ford
Reminder: Tomorrow is an 11:20 dismissal!
This weeks Caring Cardinal Card winners!
December Happenings
In our pre-K class, we did an exciting pumpkin study! We measured the height of our pumpkins and sorted them from the largest to the smallest. We carved a pumpkin together and explored the inside—we looked at the seeds, felt the slippery gunk, and talked about how it smelled and felt. We planted pumpkin seeds in a jar and in a baggie so we could watch them sprout and grow. We also created our own pumpkins using markers and water to see how the colors blended. Then we tasted cooked pumpkin seeds and tried puréed pumpkin to explore how pumpkins can be eaten. We even made our own pumpkin pie! It was a fun, hands-on way to learn all about pumpkins.
We hope that you have had a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family and friends!! Before we know it, Christmas will be here and to help get us in the holiday spirit, we have created a calendar of fun dress up days and activities full of Christmas cheer!!
Happy Thanksgiving from Pre-k!
Caring Cardinal Card winners ❤️
